From: tsbrueni@dcn.davis.ca.us   
      
   On Friday, July 29, 2016 at 5:30:32 PM UTC-7, Nando wrote:   
   > Il 28/07/2016 21:26, Timothy Bruening ha scritto:   
   > > How Harry can prove that he's telling the truth about having seen   
   Voldemort come back: Just put the appropriate memories in a Pensieve!   
   > >   
   >    
   > A memory can be tampered (Slughorn, anyone?). A memory could be related    
   > to a dream, or imagination. A memory may be false (and Harry has been    
   > suspected to be insane).   
   > The pensieve isn't a reliable proof gatherer/recoverer.   
   > Nor the veritaserum is. Veritaserum forces you to tell "the truth", but    
   > this returns what your mind believes it is the truth   
      
   Yet when Dumbledore recovered from Morfin his true memories about the night   
   Voldemort confronted him, he tried to use those memories to free Morfin from   
   the charges that he had murdered the Riddle Family and thus free him from   
   Azkaban!  In other words,    
   Dumbledore expected the Morfin memory to prove to the MoM that Morfin was   
   innocent!  I'm assuming that the MoM must have had a way to verify that a   
   Pensieve memory showing is accurate.  Otherwise, Dumbledore wouldn't have   
   bothered!   
      
   By the same token, I figured that viewing Harry's memories of his   
   confrontation with Voldemort would convince people of the truth of his story!   
      
   Could the Aurors have verified Harry's story by going to the graveyard where   
   harry claimed to have seen Voldemort?   
      
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